Latter Day Saints in Independence Explain Beliefs and Origins
A Independence session of the Latter Day Saints outlines origins of the church Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon. miracles and oil anointing are described while critics misname the sect as Mormons. The report notes morality, political behavior, and global turnout at the conference.
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Joseph Smith
Missouri
Reorganized
Church of Latter Day Saints
Conference of the
Latter Day Saints
Independence
Tom
Vermont
Saints
Brigham Young
Utah
Sainte
Hawaii
New Zealand
Sterday
Santee Ford
Church
Andience
New York
Joseph T Sritua
Sharon
Joseph
Palmyra
N. Y
Moroni
America
Smith
Jerusalem
Asia
South Sea Islands
Australia
Scandinavia
Canada
Fishy court exchange over yesterday’s catch
A judge inquires how many fish were caught yesterday and whether all three were eaten. The other person replies with forty eight fish, prompting the humorous dialogue about consumption.
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Judge
Ohio legs test new franchise law in Cleveland street railways
A new Ohio referendum law faces its first test over a three cent fare franchise in Cleveland as city battles unfold between the Forest City railway and Cleveland Electric. Mayor Johnson’s allies push to extend control, while Cleveland Electric seeks to halt losses and protect routes on Woodland Avenue Lorain Street and central lines.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Kansas City
Johnson
Cleveland Electric Railway
Cleveland Electric
Woodland Avenue
Lorain Street
Missouri
Schmidt
Tom Johnson
Columbus
Harris
Forest City Railway
Taft Endorses Inland Waterways Bill For Commerce Progress
Secretary Taft enthusiastically backs Senator Newlands bill to create an inland water commission and develop a vast network of water routes. War department approves with amendments. focus is coordinating navigation with other water uses to boost interstate commerce and harmony among states municipalities and industries.
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Washington
Taft
Newlands
Inland Water— Commission
War Department
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Bigamist Responds to Charge in Court
Judge asks what he has to say about marrying four women while still married to one. Bigamist replies that having four of a kind isn’t what it’s cracked up to be.
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Une Church
Palmyra
American
America
B. C
Lehi
South America
Christ
Mormon
Alaska
San Francisco Chronicle
Tacoma
Wasu
New York
Grenoble
France
Dernburg
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Panama
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Morrow
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Morocco
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White Mountain
Hallack-Deamer Carpet Company
Wyandotte ST
Prince Chap
Madam Butterfly
Copenhagen
Dale
Pearson's Cloak & Suit Dept
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